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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
2
Local families welcome new residents Mr and Mrs Bernard Mozinski at 33 Randall Road with their three children. Community members attend mid week devotions, church meetings, and night events across Maynard including Lions club, Holy Communion services, and a Maynard board of health rabies clinic.
The family of the late Alexander Marsden thank relatives friends and neighbors for their kindness during their recent bereavement.
A memorial note from relatives and church groups expresses heartfelt gratitude for comforting expressions of sympathy after a recent bereavement. Clarence C. Dodge.
Maynard-Todd Mallinson and David Carl Mariani were baptized at Union Congregational Church with Rev. Orville D. Alsom officiating. Richard L. Rush will be ordained at West Medford Congregational Church. The 161st annual meeting of the Massachusetts Congregational Christian Conference is set for May 15 to 17 in Andover, with church representatives attending.
Maynard Wednesday starts at 1 p m in the nurse s room at Green Meadows School. Dr Raymond E Hooper, school physician, will perform pre school physicals for children about to enter school in September who have not yet had a family physician exam. Exams before summer help address defects before school starts.
The family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers and expressions of sympathy during the recent bereavement for Frank E Johnson Maynard.
A lively junior high seventh grade variety show opens at 8 pm with an announcer Joseph Mullin and musician Virginia Weckstrom. The program features numerous student performers, a PTA officers installation, a poster contest, Charles Garabedian music, dancing, and refreshments, with ticket sales at local shops and reservations available by phone.
Maynard-Phyllis Richards School of Dance will entertain mentally retarded pupils at Fernald School in Waverley this Friday evening. Performers include Michael Dumas Skipper Dumas Jean Nine Iannuzzo Edward Richards and many others across two lists of dancers.
The board of selectmen vote to require owners of two buildings, Service Station and Elmwood Farms, to appear with the board of appeals for variances and permits. No permits were issued from 1957 to 1960 for additions, and Town Counsel Leonard E. Rae is to attend.
Ayward Mrs J Doel chair woman of United Thank Offering asks all women of St George s to bring Blue Boxes on Sunday. Rev Albert E Gabriel rector will preach Sunday on Salvation. A ham and bean supper is set for May 21. Mrs Doel Mrs Tony Lalli and Mrs Anne Steele attended the diocesan convention on Monday.
Kathy Page Maureen Page Loreen Pearl Linda Andzulewich Louise Beddie Leanne Cronin Vivien Catania will attend. Ernest Richards will emcee the program and perform magic at the event.
The Maynard selectmen proclaim May 18 as Maynard Glaucoma Day to support a free glaucoma screening at Emerson Hospital. The event is sponsored by Maynard Lions along with Concord and Acton clubs to promote early detection and treatment of glaucoma.
Maynard reports the PTA executive board at Roosevelt School approved two senior scholarships worth 300 and 200 dollars and planned donations to elementary and junior high. They also outlined poster contests for Pops with prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars and display in Main Street store and Green Meadow Auditorium.
Maynard Victory Market hosts a grand opening on Powdermill Road Route 62 with top prizes including a six day Bermuda or Miami Beach trip. Other high value gifts include a bedroom set refrigerator and Hi Fi. A free rose is given to every lady attendee and gifts for all.
The Maynard selectmen set a May 20 joint session with town boards and the Chamber of Commerce to discuss The Study Plan led by Charles Zettick and the planning board. They urged replies before scheduling talks on leasing private properties for municipal parking.
At a high school building committee session in Maynard the Massachusetts Building Assistance Commission advised on a new 600 to 700 student high school and noted state support around 316.6 percent of cost. Decisions on size type and site remain with local taxpayers while the group plans a site showing and invites public input at Green School.
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